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| A simple configuration to store syslog log data into postgresql using rsyslog. | |
| This works incredible well and uses "stable" packages from Debian Trixie. | |
| Logs are happily stored as received from other Linux distributions like CentOS and OpenWRT, Switches from various vendors (Dell, Cisco, Netgear, Juniper), FreeBSD and Opnsense. | |
| You can easily query logs using your favourite laguage, or grafana, pgadmin4, pgcli, psql etc. | |
| Resource usage is trivial. The rsyslog service uses nominal cpu and memory with very modest disk consumption. |
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| -- Description: | |
| -- ------------ | |
| -- | |
| -- This is an example schema for storing collectd metrics in a TimescaleDB | |
| -- dabase (see https://www.timescale.com/). It is based on the PostgreSQL | |
| -- schema contributed by Sebastian Harl. | |
| -- | |
| -- Prerequisities: | |
| -- --------------- | |
| -- |